KEISHA STOOTS QUEEN ELIZABETH I THE PARENTS Henry VIII Anne Boleyn Second wife of six Executed for adultery and conspiracy.

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KEISHA STOOTS QUEEN ELIZABETH I

THE PARENTS Henry VIII Anne Boleyn Second wife of six Executed for adultery and conspiracy

SIBLINGS MARY AND EDWARD

THE EARLY YEARS Born September 7, 1533 Henry wanted a son Mother beheaded when she was 3 Protestant

AFTER HENRY’S DEATH Young brother Edward becomes king Rules for six years and dies at age fifteen Many rallied around Elizabeth to be next in line It was feared that Mary would return the country to Roman Catholicism Mary I (reign: ) Married Prince Phillip of Spain, much to the distaste of the people Persecuted Protestant Christians (hence ‘Bloody Mary’) Elizabeth seen as a savoir by Protestant English, causing several rebellions Time in the tower

THE GOLDEN AGE Mary died late in 1558 Coronation: January 15, 1559 Never married Mary, Queen of Scots Defeat of the Spanish Armada

DEATH AND WHAT HAPPENED AFTER Died March 24, 1603 Heir debacle No heir ever recognized in writing James VI of Scotland takes the throne

MODERN REPRESENTATIONS

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